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I Don't Want To Go To The Pool

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Simon refuses to go to the pool with his class, telling his father 'no way, never, ever'. The next day his teacher leads the children to the pool, where Simon finds his friend Lou is just as scared. Simon decides to help Lou into the cold water, and together they learn to float, kick, jump in, and ride the slide with the instructor. The episode closes with Simon offering to teach his little brother Gaspard, who replies 'never ever'.

Max Misses The Bus

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Ruby wants to take her younger brother Max on the bus to visit their friend Louise. Each time a bus is due, Max insists on bringing another toy or says 'Stay home', and the pair keep missing it while Ruby checks the schedule and phones Louise to explain. After the very last bus has gone, Louise grows tired of waiting and takes the bus to their house instead. The two friends are reunited at home, and Max gets the last word with 'Stay home'.

Caillou Hates Vegetables

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Grandma tells Caillou a story about when he was three and refused to eat his peas and carrots. While he is at her house, grandpa takes him to the park and shows him how caterpillars, birds and squirrels each eat to get energy. Back home, Caillou and grandma pretend to be bears so the peas and carrots become 'berries', and he finishes his plate. Mom and dad arrive to pick him up, and the episode ends with cookies for dessert.

Applebuck Season

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In the pony town of Ponyville, the farmer pony Applejack insists on harvesting her family's entire apple orchard alone after her brother Big Macintosh is injured. Too proud to accept help, she grows exhausted and bungles favors for her friends, launching Rainbow Dash off course, baking inedible muffins with Pinkie Pie, and scattering Fluttershy's bunnies. Her friends keep offering support until she finally admits she is overwhelmed and lets them help finish the harvest. Twilight Sparkle closes by writing to Princess Celestia that friendship means both giving help and accepting it.

Chrissy And Looney

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Chrissy, the toddler of the Carson car family, adopts a red balloon she names Looney and decides it is her best friend. Across an afternoon at home she feeds it at lunch, draws its picture and resists bath time, while Papa worries about keeping the fragile balloon safe. When Looney floats away, big brother Cory chases it through town and brings it back. In the end Chrissy lets the balloon go and shows that Cory is her real best friend.

Useful stories about good behaviour

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Three young brothers spend the video building a giant house out of oversized toy blocks, with their mother helping and a computer-generated helicopter delivering extra boxes. Once the floors are up and the rooms are decorated, they move through a string of play activities: reading a Cars storybook, painting, driving toy vehicles, bouncing in a garden castle, and sitting down for lunch. The action shifts quickly between these scenes in real homes and a backyard. It closes with one brother telling the other 'You are the best, brother' after the build is finished.